Question 1

What unusual prop did Will Forte use to create drool in a kissing scene?

Accepted Answer

Will Forte had a piece of boiled okra in his mouth to create the drool during the kissing scene.

Question 2

How much would the sky banner at the end of the movie have cost, including tax?

Accepted Answer

The sky banner would have cost $103,500, and with a six percent sales tax, the total would've come to $109,710.

Question 3

Which film critic walked out on this movie, a first in his career?

Accepted Answer

Film critic Richard Roeper said this was the first movie he had walked out on in his career.

Question 4

What is the central goal of the brothers in the story?

Accepted Answer

A pair of well-meaning, but socially inept brothers try to find their perfect mates to provide their dying father with a grandchild.

Question 5

Who plays the father of the brothers in the film?

Accepted Answer

Lee Majors plays the character Ed Solomon, the father of the brothers.

Question 6

What unusual prop did Will Forte use to create drool during a kissing scene?

Accepted Answer

Will Forte had a piece of boiled okra in his mouth to create the drool during the kissing scene.

Question 7

How much would the sky banner at the end of the movie have cost the Solomon brothers?

Accepted Answer

The sky banner would have cost the Solomon brothers $103,500, plus sales tax bringing the total to $109,710, based on $50 per letter for its 2,070+ characters.

Question 8

Which film critic walked out on The Brothers Solomon, marking a first in his career?

Accepted Answer

Film critic Richard Roeper said this was the first movie he had walked out on in his career.

Question 9

What is the central plot motivation for the Solomon brothers in the film?

Accepted Answer

A pair of well-meaning, but socially inept brothers try to find their perfect mates in order to provide their dying father with a grandchild.

Question 10

Where does the name John Solomon come from in the movie?

Accepted Answer

The name John Solomon (and the Solomon surname) comes from Will Forte's friend and writing partner John Solomon, one of the co-writers of MacGruber.

The Brothers Solomon

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